No matter how often I encounter Woz in various media, there always seems to be something new to learn. For example, I didn't know that he and Steve Jobs had met in high school instead of college. Nor did I know that he pronounces that Hewlett-Packard device as "cackle-ator". (His estimate that $400 at the time of the HP-35's introduction (1972) would be $2000 is correct — $2060.98 in 2010 dollars, according to this inflation calculator.)

But my favorite is his closing ideology: "Don't get attached to things have to turn out a certain way. The world just kinda flows, and whichever way it goes is right — it's just how it went." It reminds me of a similar philosophy against having expectations, suggesting instead that one have preferences. Is that a pessimistic detachment from results? Given Woz's track record, I'd have to say no.